After the war Mike had to cope with losing his legs and one arm. It was almost too much to bear. That was, until learning to jump.
Mike could jump wherever he wished, and into whoever.
He jumped into an alternate reality, and was trained by Yoda.
Mike flew to the outer reaches of space, seeing things no other human had seen.
When he grew weary of earth, he left it behind, and worked NASA missions.
“How are you coping?” Mike’s counselor asked.
Mike was planning a trip. He was jumping into an Artemis astronaut.
“Everyday’s an adventure,” Mike laughed.
About the Creator
Jason Ray Morton
I have always enjoyed writing and exploring new ideas, new beliefs, and the dreams that rattle around inside my head. I have enjoyed the current state of science, human progress, fantasy and existence and write about them when I can.
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Comments (4)
One small step..., make that one small hop for man, one giant leap for humankind.
This was a cool story, you were able to get , Yoda involved in it 👍
Awesome mike!
Wonderful!!!💖💖💕